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Air NZ reviews refunds, gears up for transtasman bubble

Extra flights scheduled from April 19.

Transtasman bubble: Airports, airlines ready to roll

Air NZ has 65% of pre-Covid schedule in system, Qantas says it will restore its network

A plane called Alice and other winners in aircraft interior awards

An onboard lounge and a lavatory system that recycles water win praise.

Cook Islands bubble: Air New Zealand gearing up for flights

Visitors from the Cook Islands have had quarantine-free entry to NZ for two months.

Fear of flying? Your chances of being in a fatal airline crash

The stats are working in passengers' favour.

Grant Bradley: Tourism industry waiting for the $1 billion prize

Aussies want to come here, rate NZ's health response highly but tourism operators on hold.

Auckland hotel's new bar bucks hospo's Covid trend

While optimistic enough to expand, hotel boss says more Govt help needed for tourism.

Emirates set to fly A380s to NZ again

The restored services and aircraft would reflect signs of recovery for airlines.

Air New Zealand chief digital officer Jennifer Sepull joins exiting colleagues

Only two of the pre-pandemic executive are still on board.

Rotorua's love letter to tourists from Auckland

While there's a frosty reception in some places, Rotorua says: 'Aucklanders – we need you'

Flying again: How to guarantee a neighbouring empty seat

Emirates can guarantee you won't have a neighbour on a flight - for a price.

Air fare bonanza: Jetstar slashes prices to $15

The low cost airline says 60,000 seats are available in the sale

Bubble trouble a factor in closure of four West Coast hotels

Hotel group says mothballing properties will give other operators a better chance.

Close call: Perils of planning for Eden Park during a pandemic

Stadium is planning for a drop in alert levels but uncertainty is hitting crowds.

Air NZ warns frequent flyers of data breach

The latest breach follows a phishing attack on Air NZ in 2019.

Editorial: Icy response in Glacier Country

Editorial: In normal times, the tourism portfolio can be a fun job.